Grand HotelCracow, ul. Sławkowska 5/7

The hotel is located in the heart of Old Krakow. For over a hundred years, it has been welcoming excellent guests, guarding their privacy and peace. It delights with the beauty of historic interiors restored with great reverence, unique atmosphere, elegance and luxury. Dignified, legendary, exclusive... GRAND HOTEL.

We offer our guests 64 luxurious rooms and exclusive apartments of the highest standard, delightful with splendor and unique decoration. Individually designed, comfortably furnished, they harmoniously harmonize with the palatial atmosphere of the historic building. Each interior reveals a variety of architectural details and ornaments that perfectly match historical furniture and precious fabrics. Polychrome wooden ceilings, beautiful marbles, richly decorated fireplaces, gilded wood paneling and 16th-century columns evoke the splendor of the Czartoryski Palace. The hotel also has rooms and facilities for the disabled.
The Grand Hotel is famous for its social life. For over a century, it has been gathering the social and intellectual elite of Krakow, luring with its sophisticated cuisine, professional, discreet service, and the unusual atmosphere of historic interiors. Exclusive balls, diplomatic and government receptions, banquets, gala dinners and countless jubilee celebrations are held here, which are a specialty of the Wawel castle ... We offer you the legendary "Mirror" restaurant, "Piano" restaurant, "Vienna Café & Bar" and "Club & Bar".

Every year, the Grand Hotel organizes and supports dozens of international conferences, congresses and scientific symposiums. The palace interiors are also perfect for various accompanying and occasional events: balls, receptions, exhibitions, performances, concerts and shows, and many others according to the wishes and indications of customers.
We offer 8 conference and banquet rooms, including the only Club Lounge in Krakow combined with a private drink bar and Business Center. We serve events up to 400 people at a time.
We provide technical conference equipment, we also offer assistance in organizing additional specialized conference equipment. As part of the conference service, we offer you coffee breaks, snacks, lunches and dinners. We also provide full catering service.

The hotel offers a wide range of free additional services:
- concierge,
- porter,
- 24h reception,
- baggage service,
- luggage storage,
- a separate non-smoking area, including the hall and some rooms,
- Internet link,
- safe in the room;
- fitness,

and additional paid services:
- butler,
- city tour with a guide,
- babysitter,
- a car with a driver,
- Rolls Royce with driver,
- transfer from the airport or train station,
- organization of trips,
- lunch package,
- 24 hour room service,
- Business Center,
- sauna,
- parking,
- laundry,
- stay of animals.

In addition, on the premises of the hotel it is possible to purchase:
- paintings and sculptures in the Gallery of Contemporary Art "Kersten",
- exclusive souvenirs at the hotel reception;
- jewelry in the hotel boutique.

Krakow - a city with poviat rights in southern Poland, the seat of the authorities of the Lesser Poland Voivodeship, the second in the country in terms of the number of inhabitants and in terms of area. The Krakow Metropolitan Area has 1,468,427 inhabitants. Located on the Vistula River, in the area of Brama Krakowska, Niecka Nidziańska and Pogórze Zachodniobeskidzkie. It is one of the oldest Polish cities with over a thousand years of history, it has valuable architectural objects, there are many institutions and cultural institutions that collect priceless monuments. Until 1795, Krakow was formally the capital of Poland, and until 1611, the seat of Polish rulers. In the years 1596–1795, i.e. until the third partition of Poland, as the capital of the Republic of Poland, it shared capital functions with Warsaw, which became the king's residential city.
Currently, it is the capital of the Lesser Poland Voivodeship, as well as the central metropolitan center of the Krakow agglomeration. In historical records, it is recognized as the main city of historical Lesser Poland. The historical function of Krakow is referred to by its full official name - Capital Royal City of Krakow, legally sanctioned by the Council of Ministers and earlier by the supreme state authorities of the Second Republic of Poland, which used this name in their legal acts.